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From Carrie Ann Inaba’s performativeness, to your restaurant’s cramped bathrooms to the not-so-neat attire of the waitresses, it’s not easy being a Chick-fil-A employee.

Chick-fil-A is the largest chicken-sandwich franchise in the world, boasting more than 12,000 restaurants coast to coast. And from what I’ve heard from friends and from their advertisements, Chick-fil-A’s workers are just as fast and just as loyal as any other fast-food chain’s employees.

However, when I was in high school, the atmosphere at Chick-fil-A’s central California restaurant was a rather differrent experience. Because of their stated obedience to Jesus Christ, I was often treated as a second-class citizen, whenever I requested service, regardless of how well dressed I might be.

When I arrived at the restaurant around two in the morning, I was informed that the entire night crew and their supervisors were on break, and that I would have to make my way to the back of the restaurant to receive my treat-order.

With only a few pieces of garnishment — my driver’s license and credit card — I now had to navigate my way through the group of drunken college students to the back of the building. There, one unidentified woman informed me that I couldn’t get my order until my five close friends had all been served.

Shortly after ordering, I began to move toward the bathroom. My friend and I had earlier helped clean the restaurant of beer kegs, and were finally ready for the afternoon’s sleep. Since I was the only female, I was asked to clean the restroom with her. After inspecting the galley, I was searched and was allowed to enter.

The only seats in the restroom were the ones in the urinal and the toilet, and cleaning these areas would take hours. While sitting on a toilet situated in a filthy bathroom, I was at first peeved over the dirty conditions. However, as I was holding a bowl and trying to stretch the cup in which I was sitting on while positioning myself on the toilet, my gaze was immediately drawn to a seedy and yellowed magazine on the seat next to me.

Horny Devil Magazine.

The poster on the back of the box read, “We have our male devils at

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Be Connect-X. Solve 50 mind-bending mathematical puzzles as you strive to connect all of the bubbles in the world’s most immersive and intuitive mathematical brainteaser. Inspired by the concept of connectedness, Connect-X is entirely focused on precise connections between simple whole numbers, and the best way to connect things with other things is usually to put them in the same place.

Most of the game is very easy and enjoyable. The math required to solve the puzzles becomes more and more difficult, and once you get to the later levels, it’s extremely difficult. There’s a good tutorial at the beginning that will take you through the basics, and a really great strategy guide that comes in handy if you don’t understand anything. The puzzles are basically just short logic problems, so if you don’t like math puzzles, you probably won’t like Connect-X.

The developer of the game is the same person that made “Mathematical Assassin”, an incredibly fun and challenging puzzle game. Connect-X doesn’t do anything that Mathematical Assassin didn’t do better, but the design and presentation is a lot easier to handle for casual players, and in most ways Connect-X is better.

Gameplay: 5

If you love puzzles, Connect-X is a very enjoyable game to play. If you’re just not interested in puzzles, you’ll probably like Connect-X just as much as you enjoy “Mathematical Assassin”. The game does take a little bit of getting used to, but the practice you will get from playing will be well worth it once you see how the puzzles are all designed.

Graphics: 4

The presentation of this game is very pretty and colorful. The puzzles are very well done, and if you’re good at math you’re likely to have a great time playing the game. This game is most definitely not for the casual puzzle gamer.

Sound: 4

There are no sound effects whatsoever, which may be off putting for some players. There’s no music, so there’s no background noise that you could use to help you solve the puzzles. There’s some ambient soundtrack noise that is a little annoying at first, but you’ll quickly get used to it.

Story: 5

The game designer has obviously spent a lot of time on the puzzles in Connect-X, and they are quite challenging even at the relatively easy levels. The story of the game is set in two different dimensions, one of which is connected to the other.

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